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Fits what it says it fits.

Good Quality HD Case, perfect to protect your 2.5" external drives.

Great package. Every thing you need to place a 2.5 drive in a desktop tower.

Cheap and effective

These thermal pads are the same as you would get with any NVMe enclosure. They are thermally stackable. I had a gap issue with a NVMe enclosure that I had purchased a while ago. The pad that came with the enclosure wasn't thick enough. The NVMe SSD. would get so hot I needed to open the enclosure to cool it down to complete the transfer. I found these pads on Newegg and for the price I figured I'd give it a try. The gap was so wide I had to stack 2 on top of the existing pad to make contact with the enclosures heat sink. I tried a similar sized transfer. No more issues with the NVMe getting too hot and the transfer went strait through. I'm glad I took a chance. Now I don't need to replace the enclosure. If you do find that you need to stack 2 or more thermal pad, make sure there are no air bubbles trapped between them.

Easy to install FIts SSDs and 7mm Hard drives Comes with screws Trays slide in and out easy Fits inside a standard 5.25 Optical Bay Slightly cheaper than ICY DOCk's

Tool-less Hotswap (I have not tested) Passthrough

Looks nice, works well. It has a blue power LED and a red activity LED. It gets power from a regular Molex connector which is great for those older machines that don't have power supplies with the newer SATA power connectors.

-very good quality for the money. I was happy to find that the padding on the inside is very good. For the quality of the case and the inner lining, I think that this is the best value you can get for an inexpensive case. - The latch is very secure. - Case description says it's waterproof. I did not test this but the latch is very secure. I put a hard drive that no longer functions in one of them and dropped it from 5 feet onto carpet and 3 feet onto hardwood floors a couple of times and the case did not open or break. If I'm bored I might throw it in the dishwasher to see what happens. - Labels are large enough to actually write on. If I decide to change them, they are the same size as some of the Avery labels and I may end up just printing some of those and placing them over the label sticker to make them more professional looking.. - Happily surprised that the pattern that is designed into the plastic actually allows them to nest on each other which is great when you stack them up in your locked file cabinet and then close the drawer.

Perfect fit and extra cables as a bonus!

Easy to install Easy to use Power Switch Only $10 on sale Easy to mount and unmount in Linux without rebooting. I have GRUB on an internal drive and can select to boot from this drive. UUIDs are not changed so boot is the same even if the physical location has changed.

This is a cool solution, I was able to place 2 ssd s and a hard drive in a single 5 14 bay

- 6 Bay is good.

I bought it for stacking 4 extra hard drives on a none phantek case and it work great, materials are fine for the price, and works great.

It's a sturdy plastic, padded, anti-static case, and priced right in a 5-pack

- Comes with plastic knockout to use as dust covers for either the Slim ODD slot or the 3.5" if/when not in use. - As expected, locking plastic tabs work nicely and are easy to work with. - Came with a large variety of screws to accommodate a large number of devices. Included screws: Slim ODD M2*4, 3.5" HDD #6-32*6, FDD/'3.5" device' M3*6 (narrow pitch), 'device' (bracket itself I think) M3*6 (wide pitch). - Came with a slimline SATA to standard SATA extension/adapter cable necessary for using a slim/ultra slim ODD with a standard power supply. - Has all the screw hole options for mounting different devices. I mounted a card reader and it's nice and snug.

Solid works as expected Bought on sale for $40

Silverstone quality. Nice finish. Comes with screws. Holes line up perfectly with SSD and with the case drive bays.

Fits in the 3.5 tray like a glove.